This addictively delicious chocolate hazelnut spread (DIY Nutella) from Clotilde Dusoulier's Tasting Paris consists of 4 simple ingredients: hazelnuts, dates, cocoa powder, and salt.There is a handful of foods that it's a crime not to taste when visiting Paris. These include but are not limited to: croissants, baguettes, macarons, as many types of cheese as you can get your hands on, croque monsieur (the crunchy broiled sandwich made with ham, cheese, and béchamel), steak-frites, and of course, the street crêpe. In Paris, you're never too far from a crêpe stand and . . .
“Cheesy” Healthy Homemade Crackers
These healthy homemade crackers are made with whole grains, pumpkin seeds, and olive oil. They get their "cheesy" flavor from nutritional yeast and yellow hue from turmeric.If you had told me a few years ago that I'd become the type of person who makes her own crackers, I probably would've had a good laugh. I mean, it seems a little high-maintenance, indulgent even. Especially when there are so many great options made from real, whole foods ingredients readily available in stores today – like Doctor Kracker, Wasa, and my favorite, Mary's Gone . . .
How to Host Apéro (French Cocktail Hour)
I'm thrilled to partner with Lillet, one of my favorite French brands, to bring you these festive holiday recipes. Thank you for supporting the brands that support The New Baguette!Around this time last year, Rene and I were gearing up for a three-week holiday in Europe - first Poland, where I’d meet dozens of his family members, then France, where we’d be staying with my family in Paris and with his in Marseille.For a diehard Francophile like me, being in France feels like going back to the mothership, to create new memories and collect inspiration in the . . .
Vegan Gingerbread Loaf Cake (Made with Avocado!)
Mashed avocado - along with almond milk, molasses, and coconut oil - is what gives this vegan gingerbread loaf its moist and cakey texture.If the Northeast had an official winter activity and Watching Netflix On The Couch was not in the running, then baking would definitely take the cake (pun intended). Ever since the first hint of winter here in Syracuse, I've had an undeniable urge to bake every. single. weekend. It doesn't help when I can see fluffy snowflakes flurrying outside through our kitchen window, which further deters me from going out and makes the . . .
Video: Sweet Potato-Tahini Dip with Za’atar from Friendsgiving
Continuing on with Friendsgiving Month here on TNB, I've got something new and fun to share with ya'll today: a video! That's right. I've been unofficially scheming about launching a YouTube channel as an addition to my blog for a while now and thought, what better way to start than by showing you a recipe from my new cookbook?So without further ado, ta-da! The printable recipe is just below. If you like this video, please give it a thumbs-up and subscribe to my channel. Your support means the world to me!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaV8AHS3las . . .
My 3pm Fix: Crunchy Salted Peanut Butter Granola Bars
These homemade peanut butter granola bars are the perfect way to satisfy that midday craving for something sweet and crunchy. Just 6 ingredients needed!Something happens to me at 3 o’clock every day during work. I get a ravenous craving for something simultaneously sweet, salty and crunchy. In my past life (before I cared about eating healthfully), I would've raided my cupboards for salty pretzels, soft-baked Chips Ahoy cookies, and oh, maybe even peanut M&M’s. Mmm… But by now, I’ve learned to satisfy the craving with a handful of roasted nuts and dried fruit, . . .
Toasted Coconut-Mango Creamsicles for #PopsicleWeek
These vegan mango popsicles are made with coconut milk and toasted coconut, which pair perfectly with refreshing mango on hot summer days.My childhood home was 10 minutes away from the beach by foot. From late spring up until September 1st - the first day of the Ukrainian school year - my mom would take my sister and I to the beach every single day. To clarify, she took us as well as a handful of other neighborhood kids; other times, we'd be taken by someone else's mom. Most days we'd get there by 8 a.m. to claim the coveted spot as close to the water as . . .
